Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-16
FINANCIAL RESULTS.
Following are the receipts of the Fes-'


/, Following are the receipts OF the Fes
IS tival up to Friday morning:
Ice Green Booth, Mrs. Prayer. .$lt !
Cloak room, Mrs. Henderson. n.......... -
Candy, Mrs. DE Eztgethy. ......- ..,..' II Z
!, Soda water. Mrs. Lemon ;,...;,...' ~.
u San Gabriel and Alhsmbra, Mrs. New a :
1s%onade s1n i.' Mrs. Hazard ............ 6 s
: Dining room, Mrs. Johnston ........... 69 y
. Register, Mrs. Stephens ..........t.." y
Rose sale, Mrs. Chandler .:l.,..t.ss= z
Oranges (sold from ship )..,.......... .
J Roses Mrs. Day ..,..'.''''.'' . n
Sale OF plants, Mrs. Widney ...e....... J.
c. N. Earl, donation. .........,.-....'', 20 o " "
Receipts at door. Oor..........,...-....... .ioI "
Tots, 1906 4
Wnanaydan uueasday 1885 il
Receipts az door Friday ............. $50 q
/ Grand total ................... saooo e'
| YESTERDAYS DONATIONS.
The complete list of yesterdays donations
to the the Flower Festival was as follows:
Mrs F McBurney, mixed flowers.
Miss Lottie Pinkham, basket and anchor
OF flowers.
Mrs. ". II. Tuthill, roses--La France, sa.
franc. Marie Van Houtte, and ten other vari.
eties; fifty callas and basket Of flowers.
Mr.. G. Eagle, basket of flowers.
For kindergarten, from Miss Braddeld
Mrs. James A. Harris, Lady Washington,
glad1oli. marigolds, callas and roses.
Miss Belle Cook, variety of flowers.
Master Charles Lewis. roses
Mrs; G. N; Earl. collection OF flowers for
| school department..
Collection of flowers from Mrs. Clacius;
ten varieties of nasturtiums.
Mrs. Walter s. Moore. 100 callas.
q $otru ynff Nf
geraniums, three pe]argoniums, Gillie
Mrs: ". W. Parlin, marguerites. roses.
g. K. Toberman, thirtythree varieties of
| roses.
Mrs. R. Elliott. seventy two callas.
| Mrs. q. B. Sooviile, roses and pinks.
Mrs. w. H. Gilmore, mari golos and other
Miss Wsneken, nasturtiums, heliotrope
| azalias, etc.
Mis-. t. Mesmer. 27 South Fort street, fine
assortment of flowers.
Mrs. Heine, nasturtiums, pinks.
Mrs. G. H. McNelly. basket OF flowers.
| Mrs. G. Kerchhof, roses and other varie-
ties of flowers.
| Mrs. DR.. Hagan, roses.
Mrs d. A. Bentley, roses.
Mrs. II. II. Scribner, pinks, calenthulas,
Martha Washingtons and Australian peas,
and the brosdesI striped grass brought in.
Ms kysoI Ibggets geea' calias roses cerani
.
ums verbenas and heliotrOpes.
| Mrs r. Williams, Pasadena.
Mrs. +. O. Cass, beautiful basket of roses,
snow balls for San Gabriel Mission booth.
Charlie Pratt, callas.
| Mary Clausen, variety flowers.
! Henry ClauSen, callaB,
| August Clausen, flowers.
Miss Oracle Stewart, thirty dlnerent va
rieties of flowers.
| Miss C N Hasson, beautiful roses.
| Mrs. u. NJ. ferguson, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. O, w. Childs. sweet elyssum gerani-
ums double poppies. roses
| Mrs. DIR. Shorb, heliotropes aud marquee
| rites.
Mrs. Avis, variety of flowers.
| Mrs Heine, 20 callas.
| Mrs Bonwell, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. Haas, variety OF flowers.
| Mrs. ]. G. Ogilvie. variety of flowers
Mrs. N. p. Smith, variety OF flowers.
| Mrs. w. Nabor, 70 callas
Mrs. E. L. Caukins, roses and geraninms
Ida and Cora Matthew's. roses geraniums
and specimens for rose booth.
Miss Garcia, roses and lilies
Johnny Adams heliotrope, calenthulas.
Josie Bigelow marigoles and marguer1tes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rogers, cakes.
Miss Anna Smith, sweet peas, Sweet vii.
liams. fuchias and pansies.
Mrs. I. R Dunkelberger. roses, Adrienne.
Christofe Madame Camille, Bon seline,
| orange blossoms and verbenas.
Mrs. 6; R. Weeks. roses aaaa aad gerahiinms' geahian
| Mrs. Louis Germaine, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. Edw. Duncan, variety of flowers.
| Mrs.. w. w. Robinson, parsley.
| Mrs. Niles and Mrs. Harris, variety OF
| flowers.
| Alice Rawson, roses and other varieties.
| Dora James, roses and other varieties.
| Mrs Evans, variety fine pinks.
| Mrs. Byram, variety OF flowers.
| Mrs. Brousseau, roses and geraniums.
Mrs. Thomas, heliOtrOpes and roses.
Mrs. Sheldon, petunias and anastasias.
Mrs. Guinu. lilies and other varieties.
Mrs. Mohn. blue Cineraria lilies.
Mrs. Martin. margEerttes.
Mrs, Stamps. roses.
Mrs. Burton, anastaSta.
Mrs. Bundy, fora ponda.
Mrs. Sparr, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. Pattie, Santa Monica, roses.
Mrs. Heales, callas, marigolds. marguer-
ites Sweet Williams and Lady Pollock ger
aniums. .a
Mrs. J w. Phelps, No. 4 Ingram street, ge
: ranir MS nasturtiums. yerbenas, hel1ofrope
, daisies, Abutilon sweet peas, wild flowers
Marechal Neil, Beau Pere and Gloire d
n. Benedict, callas and geraniums.
| X. F. Smith, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. H. E. Gault, variety of flowers.
/, Mrs. Thomas Townsend, two boxes Q
Mrs. J. W. Stevenson. callas and gerani
ums. e1.t.
Mrs. M. Nichols, callas and geraniums.
IL Mrs. ]. H. Luekenbach, roses.
Mrs. e. A. Forester, callas and ivy gera
NUNS.
, Mrs. Chas. Walden, variety of flowers.
Mrs. A. X. Green, callas, verbenas an
geraniums.
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis, callas and geraniums.
4 Mrs. G. w. Lawrence. great variety
, | flowers.
+ Mrs j. F. White, great variety of flower
, Howard Bixby, wild flowers.
l Chas. Skinner, geraniums and margut
Y rites.
Misses Gertrude and Bertha Clemans, fft
!. callas and leaves and a basketful of geri
NUNS.
g The Grisners.